The Little Prince, The Big Fight (Hamed doc)

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thanks fellas

it's only thanks to the weirdly named Wooooooddddyyyaaa that I got to see the pure drama that was Benn Eubank presser.

Honestly two of the most fiercesome fighters on the planet, one of whom confesses to actually hating the other - all in the one studio, on TV.......quality :TU:

Someone mentioned it on another thread I noticed the other day, about Eubanks "let's have a bit of Parliamentery Procedure here"........ :lol:

if he hasn't got a Knighthood yet he bloody well should have.....
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BIGMARK wrote:
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:thanks fellas

it's only thanks to the weirdly named Wooooooddddyyyaaa that I got to see the pure drama that was Benn Eubank presser.

Honestly two of the most fiercesome fighters on the planet, one of whom confesses to actually hating the other - all in the one studio, on TV.......quality :TU:

Someone mentioned it on another thread I noticed the other day, about Eubanks "let's have a bit of Parliamentery Procedure here"........ :lol:

if he hasn't got a Knighthood yet he bloody well should have.....
WOODYS site is great for catching up with old stuff and like you i went back to re live the Benn-Eubank stuff which was quality. I watched the Naz doc again last night i am still shocked his brother let that see the light of day, still great watch.
He made a right C*NT of himeslf and enjoyed every last minute of Barrera schooling him. What a TIT.
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yeah amazing it ever saw the light of day.

thank the lord it did. :D
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BIGMARK wrote:
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:thanks fellas

it's only thanks to the weirdly named Wooooooddddyyyaaa that I got to see the pure drama that was Benn Eubank presser.

Honestly two of the most fiercesome fighters on the planet, one of whom confesses to actually hating the other - all in the one studio, on TV.......quality :TU:

Someone mentioned it on another thread I noticed the other day, about Eubanks "let's have a bit of Parliamentery Procedure here"........ :lol:

if he hasn't got a Knighthood yet he bloody well should have.....
WOODYS site is great for catching up with old stuff and like you i went back to re live the Benn-Eubank stuff which was quality. I watched the Naz doc again last night i am still shocked his brother let that see the light of day, still great watch.
Thanks Bigmark, I'll try to add more old skool videos on BESTOFBRITISHBOXING soon.
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Thanks for posting that, because I've never actually seen it.

To be honest, I was disappointed. I didn't really learn a huge amount, except that Naseem is one of the biggest wastes of talent I know about. Really, he was just in love with his own legend. He convinced himself of his own invincibilty, and really, just thought it would just happen without any effort because he thought he was that good.

He was a tosser; a genuinely unlikable character, and in the end, he got what he deserved (and perhaps needed): a humbling beatdown.

Frankly, the whole documentary was painful to watch.
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Carbo wrote:Thanks for posting that, because I've never actually seen it.

To be honest, I was disappointed. I didn't really learn a huge amount, except that Naseem is one of the biggest wastes of talent I know about. Really, he was just in love with his own legend. He convinced himself of his own invincibilty, and really, just thought it would just happen without any effort because he thought he was that good.

He was a tosser; a genuinely unlikable character, and in the end, he got what he deserved (and perhaps needed): a humbling beatdown.

Frankly, the whole documentary was painful to watch.
Spot-on
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